PAGE 10 THE PRESS JUNE 6, 2012
Making a splash into summer!
Your ad
goes here!
Call
284-6333 today
for rates.
Vote for Max Laird
on June 12th.
Paid for by Max Laird Campaign, Logan Tong, Treasurer
1=
m
Above: Ethan Chalich (left) and Jayce Fontaine
were sporting fashionable goggles while doing laps
in the Park River pool which opened Monday. Right:
Your children are safe in the capable hands of these
certified lifeguards who were working the first day
of the Park River pool opening on Monday. Front (I-
r) Andrea Flaten, manager; Kelsey Oppegard, and
Brittnee Linn; Back (I-r) Sadie Void and Taylor
Schlenk.
MOI'OnCYCLI00
The Only One.
On the most important issues facing North Dakota's children,
Max Laird is the only candidate for
Superintendent of Public Instruction with a plan to...
• Test less and teach more.
° End overcrowded classrooms in the Oil Patch.
° Create a new civics and citizenship curriculum.
° Tackle the growing demands autism is placing on
our schools.
• Prepare our students to be career and college ready.
Max Laird has the vision to transform
N orth Dakota's public education into world-class.
Learn more at maxfordpi.com.
Max Laird...
Putting our kids first today. Preparing them for tomorrow.
m
Your ohild's artwork oould be featured in
Rrsf United Bank's annual oalendar.
..qimpig pick up a eontet game page at Llour Iooal Rrst United
Bank or download it online at firstunitedonline.o.om. Kids ean
draw angthing theg like and ue ang kind of oo[ors - the onig rule
i to have fun./UJinnin 9 drausin9 will be inohded in First United
Bank's annual ealendar.
Conies! Ends
June 30, 2012.
Winners will be notified by July 16, 2012.
Kids must be 12 or under to participate,
No purchase necessary. See bank ,
for more details.
Cable TV programmers
channel, place requirements on channel
programming, and have virtually no
and they are continually increasing
Polar's Cable TV rate is made
Sports channels account for about 30% of our
One of the top rated sports channels chart
household fee of any cable channel. They are basically passin!
costs of the large sums they must pay out to the
who in turn pay the athletes salaries. All of this puts you, the €
subscriber, in
Nobody's I
i
J
